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 My Oxford Dictionary for the Business World says: "1. protective foot-covering of leather etc., esp. one not reaching above the ankle." I suppose a hundred-odd years ago boots were more commonly worn by those who would use the services of a bootblack/shoe shine. I think I would normally use the expression shoe shine boy or shoe shine girl (although in my experience here in Indonesia they usually are boys; I've never used the services of either in the UK).
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